Candy Rush produces two types of candies sold in the market: chocolate candy and milk candy.Chocolate candy is sold for 70 per kg, and milk candy is sold for 80 per kg. Additionally, chocolate candy can only be stored for a maximum of two months (e.g. chocolate candy produced in January can only be sold in January and February; otherwise, it is expired and becomes a cost in March. This rule does not apply to the average unit method). On the other hand, milk candy can only be stored for one month (e.g. milk candy produced in January can only be sold in January; otherwise , it is expired and becomes a cost in February.This rule also does not apply to the average unit method)Any undelivered sales for both types of candies are carried forward to the next month. Milk candy always costs 8% more than chocolate candy Furthermore, the raw material used for making both candies came from one supplier. Thus, if one raw material increases, the other also increases with the same percentage amount. milk candy in December is 52.75 per kg. The cost of making milk candy in January is 5% higher than in December. However , in February, the cost of making milk candy is 3% lower than the production cost in December. Additionally the cost of producing milk candy in December is 10% higher than in March Ending inventories are as followed; in December: Chocolate candy=750 kg and milk candy=50 kg: In January: Chocolate candy =250 kg, and milk candy =10 kg: In February: Chocolate candy=450kg and milk candy =5 kg: Productions are as followed: January: Chocolate candy =775 kg and milk candy =925 kg: February: Chocolate candy = 1505 kg and milk candy =875 kg;

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Candy Rush produces two types of candies sold in the market: chocolate candy and milk candy.Chocolate candy is sold for 70 per kg, and milk candy is sold for 80 per kg. Additionally, chocolate candy can only be stored for a maximum of two months (e.g. chocolate candy produced in January can only be sold in January and February; otherwise, it is expired and becomes a cost in March. This rule does not apply to the average unit method). On the other hand, milk candy can only be stored for one month (e.g. milk candy produced in January can only be sold in January; otherwise , it is expired and becomes a cost in February.This rule also does not apply to the average unit method)Any undelivered sales for both types of candies are carried forward to the next month. Milk candy always costs 8% more than chocolate candy Furthermore, the raw material used for making both candies came from one supplier. Thus, if one raw material increases, the other also increases with the same percentage amount. milk candy in December is 52.75 per kg. The cost of making milk candy in January is 5% higher than in December. However , in February, the cost of making milk candy is 3% lower than the production cost in December. Additionally the cost of producing milk candy in December is 10% higher than in March Ending inventories are as followed; in December: Chocolate candy=750 kg and milk candy=50 kg: In January: Chocolate candy =250 kg, and milk candy =10 kg: In February: Chocolate candy=450kg and milk candy =5 kg: Productions are as followed: January: Chocolate candy =775 kg and milk candy =925 kg: February: Chocolate candy = 1505 kg and milk candy =875 kg;

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Untuk menyelesaikan masalah ini, kita perlu menghitung biaya persediaan akhir untuk setiap jenis permen menggunakan metode biaya rata-rata. Berikut adalah langkah-langkahnya:### Langkah 1: Hitung Biaya Produksi**Biaya Produksi Milk Candy:**- Desember: \

48.63/kg = \

51.25/kg = \

kg @ rata-rata biaya =

50.91 \) per kg**Persediaan Akhir Milk Candy:**- Dari Desember ke Januari: 10 kg @ \

527.50- Dari Januari ke Februari: 5 kg @ \

2,765.50- Total:

kg @ rata-rata biaya =

2,765.50}{15} = \

50.91 per kg- **Milk Candy:** \$204.33 per kg

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